All Comments on 'Living a Lie'

One more chapter please.

the problems for one are magnified in the others. TK U MLJ LV NV

Wonderful as always! :) ~ L

beautiful story

That was an amazing story , I loved it ! Hope u have another part on the way.

Pleajse continue with their love and strugels.

Once again you have hit the spot. Great story, it deserves a second chapter.

I love all of the stories you write...there all so brilliantly written and simply fantastic. Continue writing...your amazing at what you do

i love your stories, thank you for writing!

Below living and leads to a life of just existing. Many are fooled by them except the liar. The energy to continue and to cover lies can be exhausting and as Sue found - costly. Truth lives in love - lies live in fear, so the question is Are we living or existing or like me tettering between both.

This was my first lesbian story. My wife and I have lots of kids, and a passel of grand kids now. None of them is 'gay'. I have some gay friends but I've never thought much about what they do or how they feel. I've heard a lot about how gay men have taken over some of the parks in San Francisco, and how rampant AIDS is in the gay community. I always sort of thought gay people were promiscuous going from partner to partner. I've been to the city and seen them and thought they were weird. In fact my wife and I traveled to New England and stopped at an Italian restaurant in Maine and we were like surrounded by all these gay women. We didn't know it was a lesbian hang out. That's when my wife told me there were Dykes and Lips Stick lesbians. Now that was maybe seven years ago. Now I'm not callous; I'm just unfamiliar with all this.

Great story, thank you so much for sharing it with us!

Lies sweet little lies, a song out of the 80's and so true ..... But the burden to carry them is hard to take and so the moment will come to explode in breakdown to offer the truth to others or just finding a way to stop carrying this weights ....... Wonderful again, great tale

So much story ... in so few lines.

I don't generally read a story unless it has at least 10k lines.

Glad I made an exception...

A nice short story! So much from such a small tale!

Please continue this story line!

Thank you for a lovely quickie!